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That's cheating :)
Seriously though, it could be done with an aggressive tune (including VVEL...), and that re-worked bottom end GTM was talking about. |
Not to the wheels.
Maybe 330 - 340 whp (on a dynojet) with EVERYTHING (including pulleys and LTH) with VVEL tuning. On that note, by my reckoning, 332ish on a dynojet is around 400 crank. |
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any idea what the A.M. performance grand-am car is running? different upper block of course but NA
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Maybe with a very generous correction factor and cold weather... I honestly can't see how anyone could get better than 315 - 325 to the tire on a dynojet with every possible bolt on and a tune and STD correction, and a nice cool day... But, I'm open to being proven wrong... |
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no... just no
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I really don't see what's wrong with the 315-330 that some people get tbh... the Z is also fairly easy to lose weight with... a low 12 second car with the available NA mods and some 4.08 gears .... what's wrong with that? Lose a little extra weight and maybe a very high 11 second car possibly? Who knows with the right driver.
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Still, no harm in trying. If it can be done, please share the details on the work you've done to get there :tiphat: On that note, I'd wait until summer time is over. The heat and humidity right now is absolutely crushing and you will dyno lower no matter what correction factor you use. |
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i was reading the owners manual the other day, i was pretty sure the displacement is near 3.8 already. Its like 3.783 or something. I could be wrong... |
Jnuts got 319 on a mustang dyno I think it should be around 340 in a dyno jet
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